Insurance costs force the cancellation of Battle of Britain fly-past

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The Shoreham crash has caused the premiums for these performances to spike, making this one cost prohibitive. The prohibitive insurance costs associated with covering a fly-past of 20 spitfires for a commemorative ceremony of the Battle of Britain have cancelled this portion of the event. The reason is that the premiums have spiked dramatically following the crash at the Shoreham Airshow. That disaster occurred in August and killed 11 people. Now, it has led the insurance costs associated with air shows to increase to the point that they may no…

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Health insurance premiums to see a modest rise in Florida

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Florida regulators announce rate hikes for policies sold through exchange The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation has announced that it has approved an increase in health insurance premiums for coverage sold through the state’s exchange. Florida’s insurance exchange in managed by the federal government, and consumers looking for policies can find them through HealthCare.gov, the federal exchange network. The rate increases in Florida are more modest than what is being reported in other states and consumers are expected to experience a small increase in premiums for coverage in 2016. Premiums…

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Bad credit makes homeowners insurance in Washington D.C. far more expensive

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Property owners in the district pay almost 3 times more for their coverage if they don’t have good credit. When you have poor credit, it can feel as though everything in your life is more expensive, and according to a recent data analysis, when it comes to homeowners insurance policies in Washington D.C., that is absolutely the case. D.C. is one of the most expensive places in the country to have poor credit in terms of home insurance premiums. According to an InsuranceQuotes.com survey, homeowners insurance in Washington D.C. is…

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Health insurance premiums are on the rise in Michigan

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Michigan insurers are raising rates on coverage, but by a modest degree Insurance premiums in Michigan are set to rise next year. The Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services has approved rate increase proposals that will affect small businesses and individuals in 2016. For small group health insurance coverage, rates will rise by a very modest degree, while those with individual coverage will see a greater increase in their premiums beginning next year. Rate proposals were approved in order to allow insurers to recover from losses they had experienced…

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Auto insurance premiums can nearly double as a result of teen drivers

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In Ohio, when young motorists are added to a parents’ policy, it can cause premiums to spike sharply. The results of a new study from InsuranceQuotes.com has revealed that when teens in Ohio are added to the auto insurance policies of their parents, they are sending premiums up by a massive 84 percent. This means that one teen driver on a policy nearly doubles the insurance premiums that are paid. The explanation that has been offered for these far higher auto insurance premiums is that, statistically speaking, teens are notably…

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